When I bought slightly larger pots from a different vendor, I found that the subsequent trays would not fit under humidity domes. Some people might not find that to be a problem, but I have felines who believe any growing green thing is a delicious treat specifically intended just for them.
Using these alone and interspersed with the 3.3" pots solved the problem of not being able to close the dome all the way.
Edit: I had such a a good experience with the smaller pots, I took a gamble on the 4" ones.
Each of the 4" pots holds approximately 2 cups or 500ml of potting soil mix by dry volume. (And yes, I measure, because by the time you hit 2,000 seedlings started you start to work the Excel spreadsheet to calculate out exactly how much stuff you need to pot up your starts next year).
Unfortunately for the average novice seedling starter, the 4" pots do not fit in a standard 1020 nursery tray.
Fortunately for me, I don't need them to do so.
Follow along with me here.
I use full size commercial baking sheet pans (approximately 26"L by 18"W by 0.75"D) for part of my greenhouse setup. The pans have lots of other uses, including tie-dye, part sorting, Lego piece organization, Lego building, air clay/crafting, etc, but they work great for this, too. You could even use them to bake on if you had an oven big enough to hold them, but I digress.
Three of the full size sheet pants fit on a 48" by 24" folding table or surface.
Placing a 48" by 20" seedling heating mat underneath the pans results in low water retention in each tray and excellent heat transfer from heating mat to sheet pan to pots and soil.
Each pan holds approximately 24 of these 4" pots with room around them to maneuver and keep tomato starts or other plants that like to vine/climb from getting tangled up in each other.
So, in the event you want to take a standard 4 foot by 2 foot folding table, put a 48" by 20" heating mat on it and put 72 plants on it in a greenhouse, these work fine for that purpose.
I have yet to see how well they hold up after multiple years of use, but for now, they qualify under my "you can have the seedlings for free but if you want to keep the pot you owe me $2" plant distribution policy.
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Bought to use under humidity domes In seedling trays. Works great.
When I bought slightly larger pots from a different vendor, I found that the subsequent trays would not fit under humidity domes. Some people might not find that to be a problem, but I have felines who believe any growing green thing is a delicious treat specifically intended just for them.Using these alone and interspersed with the 3.3" pots solved the problem of not being able to close the dome all the way.Edit: I had such a a good experience with the smaller pots, I took a gamble on the 4" ones.Each of the 4" pots holds approximately 2 cups or 500ml of potting soil mix by dry volume. (And yes, I measure, because by the time you hit 2,000 seedlings started you start to work the Excel spreadsheet to calculate out exactly how much stuff you need to pot up your starts next year).Unfortunately for the average novice seedling starter, the 4" pots do not fit in a standard 1020 nursery tray.Fortunately for me, I don't need them to do so.Follow along with me here.I use full size commercial baking sheet pans (approximately 26"L by 18"W by 0.75"D) for part of my greenhouse setup. The pans have lots of other uses, including tie-dye, part sorting, Lego piece organization, Lego building, air clay/crafting, etc, but they work great for this, too. You could even use them to bake on if you had an oven big enough to hold them, but I digress.Three of the full size sheet pants fit on a 48" by 24" folding table or surface.Placing a 48" by 20" seedling heating mat underneath the pans results in low water retention in each tray and excellent heat transfer from heating mat to sheet pan to pots and soil.Each pan holds approximately 24 of these 4" pots with room around them to maneuver and keep tomato starts or other plants that like to vine/climb from getting tangled up in each other.So, in the event you want to take a standard 4 foot by 2 foot folding table, put a 48" by 20" heating mat on it and put 72 plants on it in a greenhouse, these work fine for that purpose.I have yet to see how well they hold up after multiple years of use, but for now, they qualify under my "you can have the seedlings for free but if you want to keep the pot you owe me $2" plant distribution policy.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
Using these alone and interspersed with the 3.3" pots solved the problem of not being able to close the dome all the way.
Edit: I had such a a good experience with the smaller pots, I took a gamble on the 4" ones.
Each of the 4" pots holds approximately 2 cups or 500ml of potting soil mix by dry volume. (And yes, I measure, because by the time you hit 2,000 seedlings started you start to work the Excel spreadsheet to calculate out exactly how much stuff you need to pot up your starts next year).
Unfortunately for the average novice seedling starter, the 4" pots do not fit in a standard 1020 nursery tray.
Fortunately for me, I don't need them to do so.
Follow along with me here.
I use full size commercial baking sheet pans (approximately 26"L by 18"W by 0.75"D) for part of my greenhouse setup. The pans have lots of other uses, including tie-dye, part sorting, Lego piece organization, Lego building, air clay/crafting, etc, but they work great for this, too. You could even use them to bake on if you had an oven big enough to hold them, but I digress.
Three of the full size sheet pants fit on a 48" by 24" folding table or surface.
Placing a 48" by 20" seedling heating mat underneath the pans results in low water retention in each tray and excellent heat transfer from heating mat to sheet pan to pots and soil.
Each pan holds approximately 24 of these 4" pots with room around them to maneuver and keep tomato starts or other plants that like to vine/climb from getting tangled up in each other.
So, in the event you want to take a standard 4 foot by 2 foot folding table, put a 48" by 20" heating mat on it and put 72 plants on it in a greenhouse, these work fine for that purpose.
I have yet to see how well they hold up after multiple years of use, but for now, they qualify under my "you can have the seedlings for free but if you want to keep the pot you owe me $2" plant distribution policy.
Color: Green-100pSize: 3.2InchVerified Purchase
Bought to use under humidity domes In seedling trays. Works great.
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
When I bought slightly larger pots from a different vendor, I found that the subsequent trays would not fit under humidity domes. Some people might not find that to be a problem, but I have felines who believe any growing green thing is a delicious treat specifically intended just for them.Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2024
Using these alone and interspersed with the 3.3" pots solved the problem of not being able to close the dome all the way.
Edit: I had such a a good experience with the smaller pots, I took a gamble on the 4" ones.
Each of the 4" pots holds approximately 2 cups or 500ml of potting soil mix by dry volume. (And yes, I measure, because by the time you hit 2,000 seedlings started you start to work the Excel spreadsheet to calculate out exactly how much stuff you need to pot up your starts next year).
Unfortunately for the average novice seedling starter, the 4" pots do not fit in a standard 1020 nursery tray.
Fortunately for me, I don't need them to do so.
Follow along with me here.
I use full size commercial baking sheet pans (approximately 26"L by 18"W by 0.75"D) for part of my greenhouse setup. The pans have lots of other uses, including tie-dye, part sorting, Lego piece organization, Lego building, air clay/crafting, etc, but they work great for this, too. You could even use them to bake on if you had an oven big enough to hold them, but I digress.
Three of the full size sheet pants fit on a 48" by 24" folding table or surface.
Placing a 48" by 20" seedling heating mat underneath the pans results in low water retention in each tray and excellent heat transfer from heating mat to sheet pan to pots and soil.
Each pan holds approximately 24 of these 4" pots with room around them to maneuver and keep tomato starts or other plants that like to vine/climb from getting tangled up in each other.
So, in the event you want to take a standard 4 foot by 2 foot folding table, put a 48" by 20" heating mat on it and put 72 plants on it in a greenhouse, these work fine for that purpose.
I have yet to see how well they hold up after multiple years of use, but for now, they qualify under my "you can have the seedlings for free but if you want to keep the pot you owe me $2" plant distribution policy.
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